10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «XYLOPHILOUS»
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Fundamentals of Microanalytical Entomology: A Practical ...
They split the family into two basic groups: xylophilous larvae, which occur in
rotten wood and associated cambium and subcortical spaces, and geophilous
larvae, which occur in the soil and in leaf litter. Subgroups of xylophilous larvae ...
2
A Biosystematic Study of the European Stratiomyidae ...
(In Russ. with an Engl, summ.) Krivosheina, N. P. 1975: Noviye danniye o ksilofil'
nikh dvukrilikh (Stratiomyidae, Pachygasterinae) razvivayushchikhsya v tugaynoy
rastitel'nosti Sredney Azii. (New data on xylophilous Diptera breeding in 'tugai* ...
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Proceedings: Plant sciences
1 Xylophilous fungi Spore germination of a considerable number of xylophilous
Basidiomycetes had been observed and studied even early in the 19th century.
There is not space here to enumerate all those workers who about a hundred ...
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Sixty years of discovering scolytine and platypodine ...
of the South American xylophilous complex. The special attention to these insects
is attracted by their importance for forestry. Stephen L. Wood's monograph (2007)
gave a new impulse for South American scolytine studies. By summarizing the ...
Anthony I. Cognato, Milosh Knizek, 2010
5
Encyclopedia of Insects
However, autecological studies indicate a more or less xylophilous origin, under
bark or in decaying wood, for most species. Omnivorous and partly predatory
feeding habits could have allowed those species to invade animal nests in the ...
Vincent H. Resh, Ring T. Cardé, 2009
6
Eucalypt Ecology: Individuals to Ecosystems
Flora of Australia 54, 30-42. Romero, A.I. and Samuels, G.J. (1991). Studies on
xylophilous fungi from Argentina. VI. Ascomycotina on Eucalyptus vimi- nalis (
Myrtaceae). Sydowia 43, 228-48. Romero, A. I., Cabral, D. and Lopez, S.E. (1989
).
Jann Williams, John Woinarski, 1997
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The Far North:: Plant Biodiversity and Ecology of Yakutia
The pioneer pest species of the Scolytidea and Cerambycidae are best
represented and studied. Together with these xylophages the whole complex of
companion xylophilous insects (saprophages, parasites, predators) develop
under barks ...
8
Ecology and Natural History of Tropical Bees
1987), and in the same area Parker, Batra, and Tepedino (1987) found 50%
parasitism among 16 xylophilous megachilid nests. The 1,900 separate cells of
hypogeous Melitoma studied by Linsley et al. (1980) at five sites in central and ...
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The Social Biology of Wasps
Almost any type of nook or cranny may be used, but the most common are tubes
in the hollowed pith of twigs (Figs. 2.2a, 2.3) or vacant insect borings in dead
wood (xylophilous wasps). Also, vacant cells in nests made by building species
of ...
Kenneth G. Ross, Robert W. Matthews, 1991
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Chemical Studies on Fungal Metabolites
These xylophilous fungi were Scytalidium lignicola, Paecilo- myces variotii,
Trichoderma viride, Gliocladium viride, a Penicillium sp. and C l34 (Mycelia
sterilia) . The effect was most pronounced when the xylophilous fungi were
introduced ...
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Young World quiz
In the natural world, what does xylophilous mean? 6. In which North American monument can one read lines from the “The New Colossus”? 7. Which eminent ... «The Hindu, Aug 13»
Hemmeter Elementary School fifth-grader Leena Khan set to …
For example, when remembering how to spell the word “xylophilous,” meaning growing or living on or in wood, she said she combines the word xylophone with ... «The Saginaw News - MLive.com, Jun 10»
